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Welcome to our Parish Community
¡ Bienvenidos a nuestra Comunidad!
St. Hugh of Lincoln
Roman Catholic
Church
21 East Ninth Street
Huntington Station, New York 11746
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PASTORAL MINISTRY
Rev. Robert Smith, Pastor
Rev. Gonzalo Oajaca Lopez, Associate
Rev. Khoa T. Le, In Residence
Rev. Paul Dolan, Sunday Assistant
Dr. Edward Billia, Deacon
Mr. Thomas Reilly, Deacon
Mr. Vito Taranto, Deacon
Mr. Luis Giraldo, Deacon
Mr. Richard Bilella, Deacon
Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Granata, Pastor Emeritus
Our Lord Jesus
Christ,In
King
of the Universe
November 23,15,
2014
Thirty-Third
Sunday
Ordinary
Time November
2015
LITURGY AND MUSIC
(Rectory) 427-0638; [email protected]
Mrs. Gene-Louise Poller, Director
YOUTH MINISTRY
(Rectory) 427-0638; [email protected]
Mr. Daniel Diviney, Director
OUTREACH (SOCIAL MINISTRY)
(Center) 271-8986; [email protected]
Mrs. Yary Ramos, Director
BUSINESS MANAGER
(Rectory) 427-0638; [email protected]
Mr. Pete Shepherd, Manager
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
(Center) 271-6081; [email protected]
Mrs. Helen Schramm, Director
TRINITY REGIONAL SCHOOL
1025 Fifth Avenue, E. Northport, NY 11731
261-5130; [email protected]
Miss Jeanne Morcone, Principal
Rectory 631-427-0638
Fax: 631-427-1319
[email protected]
WORSHIP THIS COMING WEEK
Monday, Weekday 11/16
1Mc 1:10-15,41-43,54-57, 62-63 Lk 18:35-43(497)
8:00 am Christina Stiles
Tuesday, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious 11/17
2 Mc 6:18-31/ Lk 19:1-10 (498)
8:00 am Susan Leo
Wednesday, Weekday 11/18
2 Mc 7:1 20-31/Lk 19:11-28 (499)
8:00 am Laurie Whitcomb Pullam
Thursday, Weekday 11/19
1 Mc 2:15-29 Lk 19-41-44 (500)
8:00 am Susan Bardan
Friday, Weekday 11/20
1 Mc 4:36-37, 52-59 Lk 19-45-48 (501)
8:00 am Mary McCarthy
Bulletin Reflection:
The readings today speak of the end of the
world and the coming of the Kingdom. The
bishops’ pastoral on stewardship says
clearly “that ‘life to come’ is in continuity
with the present life through the human
goods, the worthy human purposes, which
people foster now.” May our good
stewardship cause us to be numbered
among the chosen on the last day!
Living Stewardship:
We are grateful this week for all stewards
in our parish who live each day preparing
for the coming of the Son of Man.
Saturday, The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 11/21
1 Mc 6:1-13 Lk 20:27-40 (502)
8:30 am Marie Nigro,Frank J. Salerno, Armando Zerbo,
Ronald Meyer, Joan Innvar, Keren L. Ellis, Robert
McCormack and Peter and Joanna De Santis and Padula Fam.
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WORSHIP NEXT WEEKEND
November 21st & November 22nd
Thirty-Third Sunday In Ordinary Time
Dn 12:1-3 Heb 10:11-14, 18 Mk 12:24-32 (158)
5:00 pm:
Celebrant:
Intention:
7:00 am:
Celebrant:
Intention:
8:15 am:
Celebrant:
10:00 am:
Celebrant:
Intention:
11:30 am:
Celebrant:
Intention:
Fr. Paul & Dcn Vito
Armando Zerbo
Fr. Bob & Dcn Tom
People of the Parish
Fr. Bob & Dcn Luis
Fr. Gonzalo & Dcn Rich
Jack Buffolano
Fr. Khoa & Dcn Ed
Armando Zerbo
ALTAR BREAD & WINE
IN MEMORY OF:
LAUREN GANDER NOVEMBER 22-27, 2015
Parish Mass of Thanksgiving
On Thursday, November 26th at 9 AM we
will celebrate our multi-cultural parish Mass
of Thanksgiving with combined choirs. Our
ministry of Liturgical Dance will assist in
preparing the Altar table
during the Preparation of the Gifts.
Small loaves of bread will be blessed for
you to take home and share with all those
who gather at your Thanksgiving meal. In
addition to being a reminder of the
Eucharistic Feast we participate in as the
family of God, it symbolizes unity in that we
each receive a part of the one loaf, just as
we are all members of the one Body of
Christ, our true Bread of Life.
You are also invited to bring something personal from your home table to be blessed
and then shared at your family feast.
All are welcome!
SOCIAL MINISTRY
OUTREACH 631-271-8986
Open: 10am-11:50am and 1-3pm
OUTREACH FOOD PANTRY IS IN NEED OF: Fruit, juice, cereal, tuna, canned meals, beans, corn, peas,
carrots, mixed vegetables, soups, pasta, peanut butter and jelly. The following items are not covered by
SNAP/FOOD STAMPS: toilet paper, paper towels, feminine hygiene products, soap, toothpaste, detergent,
deodorant, shampoo & conditioner.
WINTER COAT DRIVE:We are in need of Children/ Teenager and Men’s coats!!
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: Yes, it is that time again when we at Outreach start to plan for Christmas. This
year we will attempt to sign up some families for the holidays. As in the past, we are asking for Gift
Certificates to help our families. This year more than ever our need has increased dramatically. We will be
accepting certificates to local supermarkets and local retailers (K-Mart and Old Navy). As well as, monetary
donations to assist families with fuel and utility bills. In order for us to distribute your donations equally to all
the families, we ask that you purchase the gift certificates in denominations of $10, $20, and $25. Donations
may be put in envelopes marked OUTREACH CHRISTMAS and placed in the Sunday collection basket.
They may also be dropped off at the RECTORY or OUTREACH during office hours.
We wish to THANK everyone for all of your support throughout the year. And thinking of our families
during the Holiday Season!
* Please have the certificates/gift cards back to us by the weekend of December 6th.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Is God calling you to be a catechist? Our Religious education program is well under way and I’m
very thankful for all the wonderful people who step forward every year and volunteer to share their
faith with our children. There’s still a need for substitute catechists to fill in whenever someone calls
out due to emergency or illness.
If you accept and live the Gospel and the teachings of the Church, try to grow in your personal
spiritual formation and have a deep love for God, you would make a great catechist!
While classes are in session we also have a number of adults and older teens who monitor the
hallways of the building. If you think you may be able to help, please call or visit the office for more
information.
ADULT SPIRITUAL FORMATION
Soul Searching Cinema presents:
BLISS (or Honor Killing)
A character study of people caught
between the modern Islamic world of
Istanbul and the brutal rural customs
of the remote countryside.
It is the careful unfolding of these
characters and the baring of a humanity
hidden beneath layers of prescribed
attitudes and behaviors, that takes this
film from good to great.
Come & See—Enjoy Light
refreshments—
Stay for discussion
November 17th
Promptly at 7 pm
St. John Fisher Room
MINISTERIO SOCIAL
OUTREACH 631-271-8986
Abierto: 10am-11:50am and 1-3pm
La oficina de Outreach necesita: Fruta, jugos, cereales, atún, comidas enlatadas, habichuelas, maíz,
guisantes, zanahorias, vegetales mixtos, sopas, pasta, mantequilla de maní y mermelada. Los siguientes
artículos no están cubiertos por SNAP/Estampillas de comida: papel higiénico, papel toalla, productos para la higiene
femenina, jabón, pasta de dientes, detergente, desodorante, champú y acondicionador. Estamos en necesidad de abrigos
de niños/ adolescentes y hombres. Gracias por su continua donación.
Programa de Navidad: Este año vamos a intentar ayudar a algunas familias para las Navidades. Sí, es ese momento
cuando volvemos a planificar para Navidad. Al igual que en el pasado estaremos pidiendo Certificados de Regalo para
ayudar a nuestras familias. Este año, más que nunca nuestra necesidad ha aumentado espectacularmente, así que recuérdenos cuando usted está de compras. Como en el pasado - para poder distribuir tus donaciones por igual a todas las familias, pedimos que usted compre los certificados de regalo en denominaciones de $10, $20 y $25. También estaremos
aceptando certificados a los supermercados locales y donaciones monetarias para ayudar a las familias con combustible
y facturas. Las donaciones pueden ser colocadas en sobres marcados de Navidad de Outreach y se colocan en las colectas del domingo, pueden dejarse en la Rectoria o las oficinas de Outreach durante las horas de oficina. Una vez más, los
certificados deben ser de K-Mart o de Old Navy. También aceptamos tarjetas de regalo de los supermercados locales.
Queremos darle las gracias a todos por su apoyo durante todo el año. Por favor tenga los certificados de regalo/tarjetas
listos para nosotros para el fin de semana del 6 de diciembre.
Sacramentos & Ceremonias Bautismos Requisitos
•EI niño no debe tener mas de 6 años de edad.
•Traer el certificado de nacimiento del nino y una fotocopia.
•Deben recibir las dos charlas prebautismales para padres y padrinos, las cuales se realizan; el
Segundo y tercer domingo de cada mes, a las 9:30 de la mañana, en el salon St. Clare. Los
padrinos deben tomar la 2da charla el 3er domingo. Para mas información pueden llamar a
Padre Gonzalo Oajaca Lopez. 631-427-0638
Bodas: Por favor hacer una cita con el sacerdote O diacono 6 meses antes de la fecha.
Quinceañeras: Por favor de llamar a Padre Gonzalo Oajaca Lopez 631-427-0638.
Lectores/Consejo Pastoral: Rossie Louzara 428-2253
PRE-Cana:Carlos y Rosa Zegar 631427-4677
Min. de Eucaristia y Mujieres: Marta Smith: 549-3966
Grupo Juvenil: Carlos Perez 631.387-2761 Carlos Rivas 631.830-2567
Coro: Jose D’Amico 516-497-1344
Grupo de Oración Renovación Carismatica: Jose Ramirez 631-897-1154 German Hernandez 631-896-6313
RICA: Jose Ramirez 631-897-1154 padre: Gonzalo Oajaca Lopez 631-427-0638
Ministerio del Rosario: Felix Gonzalez 516-658-7854
Apostolado de la Divina Misericordia:Necesita Oracion: llame 631.745-5762 escriba email: [email protected]
ANUNCIOS
LES RECORDAMOS QUE LOS DIAS DE REUNION DE LOS MOVIMIENTOS Y APOSTOLADOS SON:
GRUPO DE JOVEVES
DOMINGO 10-12 PM
CORO PARROQUIAL
MIERCOLES 5:30-7 PM
APOSTOLADOS DE LA DIVINA MISERICORDIA
MIERCOLES 7-9 PM
JUAN XXIII
JUEVES 7-9 PM
GRUPO DE ORACION
SABADO 7-9 PM
CLASSES DE RICA
DOMINGO 9:30 AM
MINISTERIO DEL ROSARIO
LUNES 7:00 PM
EXPOSICION DEL SANTISIMO PRIMER VIERNES Y ULTIMO SABADO DEL MES
Misas: Martes 7:30pm y Domingo 8:15 am.
FROM THE PASTOR
More than several years ago, Bishop Murphy established a now annual Diocesan practice – the honoring of
lay men and women from every parish with the St. Agnes Medal of Service. The choice of those to be
honored begins in the month of June when the Bishop asks each of the pastors of our 133 diocesan parishes
to nominate an individual or a married couple who have given of their time and talent to their parish
community in particularly generous ways. After receiving those nominations, the Bishop invites the honorees
to a Service of Prayer at our Cathedral of St. Agnes in Rockville Centre, during which the medals are
presented. So, back in the June just gone by, Msgr. Joe Granata nominated two outstanding members of our
parish family – Harry and Helen Moran – as this year’s St. Hugh’s honorees, and as a result, I had the great
pleasure of being with them at the Cathedral in late October as they were recognized and celebrated for their
many years of service.
If you know Harry and Helen, you undoubtedly agree that Fr. Joe made an excellent choice in nominating
them for the Medal. They are long time parishioners, having joined St. Hugh’s in 1964. And throughout the
past 51 years, they have served the parish family in a variety of ways. Both were Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion for twenty years and both served for several years on our Pastoral Council. In addition,
both have been eager and faithful in serving those in need. Helen has done that by way of being a part of an
effort called The Bread of Life Program in which teams of four people would prepare and then deliver food to
nearby motels where men, women and families who had lost their homes were being provided with shelter for
a time. Harry has served those in need by being a part of our St. Vincent DePaul Society for 45 years and by
being instrumental in establishing a food pantry here at St. Hugh’s some 39 years ago – a pantry that lives on
strongly and serves hundreds and hundreds regularly as part of our Outreach Office. Then, as if all of that
weren’t enough, Helen has also been a member of our Rosary Altar Society for 26 years and has long been a
participant in Sr. Jean’s Book Group while Harry has been a participant in our Men’s Group for many years
and is now also coordinating that group.
So, on behalf of us all, please let me thank Helen and Harry for all they have given and continue to give to St.
Hugh’s and for inspiring all of us to serve with ever-generous hearts.
-Fr. Bob
St. Hugh’s Rosary Altar
Is Our Lady Calling You?
Please join us at our next meeting on Tuesday, December 1 at 7 pm in the St. John the Fisher room. All are
welcome.
"No creature ever loved Jesus Christ more ardently, nor showed more perfect submission to His will, than
Mary, His mother. If then, this Savior, immolated for us sinners, gave His mother to us, an advocate and intercessor for all time, she cannot but comply with His request, and will not refuse us her assistance. Let us,
then, not hesitate to implore her pity; let us have recourse to her with great confidence in all our necessities,
as she is an inexhaustible source of blessing, bestowing her favors in proportion to the confidence placed in
her."
— Dom Lorenzo Scupoli
PRAYER CORNER
Please remember the sick & suffering in your prayers, so they may receive healing & comfort:
Jacqueline Drexel Anthony Messineo
Lisa Stovall
Steven Taibbi
Joseph Sansotta
Aida Gonzalez
Mary Lou Lasala
Laura Grzan
Gianna Pantina
Marc Wahl
Steven Shipsey
Erin O’Donnell
Dennis Wilk
Theresa Kelsch
Hector Acevedo
Billy Cozzette
Fred Brynes Marcia Specht
Jason Rendel
Kathleen Fitzgerald Lucy Zgrabic And those in the military, and the abused.
NOTICES
STAND UP FOR LIFE
HOPE AFTER ABORTION
If the Planned Parenthood news coverage has
caused anyone to experience revived trauma
from their own involvement in abortion, be
assured that any and all persons will be
welcomed with compassion and assistance
though the Church's post-abortion healing
ministry, PROJECT RACHEL. If you or
someone you know would like confidential,
nonjudgmental help, please visit
hopeafterabortion.com.
St. Hugh Productions presents
“Mary Poppins.”
Rectory Office Hours
Monday through Friday:
8:30 AM to Noon, and
1:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Saturday:
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Closed Sundays.
Sunday and Weekday
Eucharist Schedules
appear on page 2 of this
Bulletin.
Sacrament of
Reconciliation
4:00—4:45 Saturday afternoon
Or by Appointment.
Sacrament of
Baptism
Baptisms are celebrated on
The 3rd Sunday at 1:00 PM
Please call the rectory for
Information on Baptism
Preparation.
World Wide Marriage
Encounter
Skip & Fran DeBlasio
631-367-4224
Sacrament of
Marriage
Couples should meet (by
appointment) with a priest
or deacon on our staff before
making social arrangements.
Preparation requires at least six
month’s time. Pre-Cana
Instruction is required.
Music is provided by parish
Liturgical ministers.
Sacrament of
Anointing of the Sick
Anointing is celebrated
each Sunday at the end
of the 11:30 AM Mass.
Call the rectory in an
emergency or for visitation
of the home-bound.
Parish Membership
We welcome new members!
Please register at the rectory as
soon as possible. Also, Please
give changes of address and
phone number to the rectory
when you move.
There are performances in the Parish Center
on Saturday night, Nov. 14/21 at 7:30 PM and
Sunday Nov. 15/22 at 2 PM. Discounted tickets
are available for seniors and children.
THE SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
The Saint Vincent de Paul society Will be
having a BROWN BAG SUNDAY on the
weekend of November 14th and 15th. We will
use your donations for the Thanksgiving food
boxes.
Thank you again for your support!
VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.STHUGH.ORG